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  • KHAJURAHO –UNIQUE GIFT TO THE WORLD  By : Rubby
    Designated by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, the temples at Khajuraho are India’s unique gift to the world. These magnificent temples were built between the ninth and tenth centuries by the rulers of the Chandela dynasty, who dominated Central India at that time. These temples depict the rich history, culture, architecture and mysticism of India. Of the 85 original temples, 22 have survived till today to constitute one of the greatest artistic wonders.
  • LAND OF THE SNOWY PEAKS  By : Rubby
    Himachal Pradesh derives its name from the Sanskrit word, Himachal, which when split means him (snow) and achal (unmovable) of “The Mountain State”. About 350-7000m above the sea level and covering over 56,000 sq km of the Western Himalayas, the state’s terrain rises from the foothills of the Shivalik, bordering the plains of Punjab’s, and extends to the trans – Himalayan heights of the Zanskar Range, bordering Ladakh and Tibet.
  • TRAVEL AND PHOTOGRAPHY  By : Rubby
    No pleasure trip is complete without clicking photographs. After all, they help you record your best moments and let you spend time looking at good times. When you have decided on your itinerary and made all arrangements to travel, you should keep your camera ready with you. If don’t own one, this is a good excuse to scout the markets for a good camera and purchase one in keeping with your budget and requirements. With the growing popularity of digital cameras, conventional cameras are well in t
  • SKIING IN HIMALAYAS  By : Rubby
    Don’t Underestimate Keywords Importance.
    Rishikesh To Auli (Best time is February)
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    High up in the Garhwal Himalayas, Auli is covered under a blanket of snow from December to February. The slopes are fabulous for skiing and it has been developed as a state-of-the –art ski resort, complete with ski lifts and cable cars. GMVN and the Indian Institute of Skiing and Mountaineering have 7to 14-day ski courses between December and March. But even if skiing holds no attraction for you, Auli is stil
  • EMPIRES OF THE MONSOON-FOR TRAVELERS  By : Rubby
    Sri Lanka
    Sri Lanka doesn’t promote ‘monsoon tourism’ as aggressively as Kerala. But it may as well. The island country shares a lot with Kerala-landscape, culture, food, climate and more and now it is promoting ayurveda. The monsoon is the traditional season for ayurvedic treatments; it’s also the traditional season of the scared tourist. Which makes it a great time for the less timid to explore the beautiful country. Include the beach resort town of Bentota in your monsoon itinerary
  • Compete In A Very Competitive Industry: Learn It  By : Ram.Sharma
    Over the years, many of us have heard about the opportunities available in wholesale travel. As a consumer, we can recognize that if these wholesale travel packages are legitimate
  • Italian Translation Into English  By : Ram.Sharma
    I hope that you might have enjoyed some of my other articles on Italian related subjects. I have been writing articles about my all things Italian and translations and language lessons.
  • A Way to Finding History and Modernism with Rome Tours  By : Ram.Sharma
    There’s a definite reason why Rome remains one of the most mysterious yet often-visited city all over the world. Its history is laden among it columns, while modernism can be felt on numerous fashion shops and fashion districts that sprout like mushrooms.
  • Cheap African Safari Tours  By : Ram.Sharma
    Many European people go to Africa to enjoy all there is to see. There are five star resorts and great entertainment and most hotels have access to some of the best safari companies in Africa. In America, people are beginning to catch on to the idea of visiting Africa.
  • BALEARIC ISLANDS MENORCA HOLIDAY  By : RAJINDER KUMAR
    Tourists and visitors are often found taking a walk on the harbor with boats, ships and ferries passing in and out. Tourist and visitors can also taste a sample of this pleasing gin and buy it from the on site store or shop. Island is a best way to unwind and relax during a holiday.
  • WILD SECRETS-JOHANNESBURG  By : ravi
    AIRTRACK ADVENTURES
    Take your special someone for a journey they won’t forget in a hurry. It’s an absolutely romantic and thrilling way to explore this country and all the animal attractions it’s famous for. Soar high up in a hot air balloon and keep your eyes open so you don’t miss sighting the Big Five in action from between the clouds. Especially fun is flying over Crocodile River Valley, northwest of Johannesburg, and the gorgeous Pilanesberg National Park near Sun City, witch is located in
  • VALLEY OF FLOWERS  By : ravi
    Flowers and Flowers. Mountains with variety of flowers all around. It is one of its rarest in the world.Yes it is in the state of Uttranchal in India.
    The walk is no bed of roses, but the valley blooms like no other.
    You know that improbable scenery on glossy posters stuck in STD booths? A picture of flowers and waterfalls and a caption reading “if you don’t understand my silence, you will not understand my words”?
  • TREKKER’S PARADISE-INDIA  By : ravi
    Nestled in the Himalayas, the Kumaon region of Uttarakhand covers a total area of 21,035 sq km. Adjoining Himachal Pradesh in the northwest and Nepal in the southwest, and relatively easy to access, Kumaon is a wonderful introduction to the Himalayas. Hills walks can lead through forests, valleys bursting with wild flowers and glacial moonscapes of rock and ice.
  • THE BIG THRILL  By : ravi
    With a name like Hazyview, this South African town may not conjure up images of nerve-wracking adventure. But that’s exactly what brings thrill seekers here. From riding rapids to zipping over forested slopes, it gives you every chance to flirt with danger.
  • TAJ MAHAL-ONE OF THE SEVEN WONDERS-INDIA  By : ravi
    Agra, the city of the Taj Mahal, figures on the itinerary of every tourist to India.

    If this is your first visit to the Taj, there is only one thing to remember – everything that has been said about it is at best inadequate. This mausoleum is a piece of poetry in marble; you will find yourself stopping before every marble screen, every bit of inlaid wall to marvel at the craftsmanship of those who created this architectural wonder. Recently, the Taj was voted amongst the Seven Wonders of the
  • SWIMMING ELEPHANT  By : ravi
    Snorkeller

    On the Andaman island of Havelock, Rajan is a bit of a star. Actually,a big star. For, he is probably India’s only ocean-swimming elephant.
    When elephants were transported to the Andamans to assist with logging operations, some adapted rather remarkably to their new environment. They took to the ocean, swimming between the islands in water over 100m deep. Logging operations have ceased but the elephant remain. And Rajan is the last of the swimmers.
  • Strawberry Garden cottages  By : ravi
    QUIET MANALI-INDIA

    If you love the hills and not so much the hill towns, then Strawberry Garden cottages are nicely located for you. Rupert and Bholi Eugster’s property is in Rangri village, a 10- minute drive from Pathlikuhal between Kullu and Manali towns. Here you will wake up to a relentless orchestra of birdsong, clouds knocking at you window and a vista of the great verdant mountains-and you don’t need to move an inch from your bed for this. If you look down from your balcony, beyond th
  • STAY HEALTHY ON YOUR TRAVELS  By : ravi
    JOINT EFFORTS
    By the time you are done with a trans-continental flight, your shoulders have frozen, your joints are locked and you are ready to be carried out in a bundle. To avoid shoulder stiffness and discomfort of the upper body on a long flight, try these exercises.

    Position: Sit at your desk, and keep feet at a comfortable distance apart.
  • Unordinary Space  By : ravi
    YES,it is there in Himachal state of India.
    Primordial, sublime, exhilarating. A drive through Kinnaur and Spiti in Himachal is recommended for those who strongly believe in adventure being the quintessence of romance.

    Ki Monastery (at 4116m), over 1000 years old, is a repository of Buddhist art and literature. This is where the Dalai Lama held the first Kalchakra of the new millennium (in Ki’s own millennium year).
  • AMAZING DRIVE  By : ravi
    Brahmaputra Road-India
    There’s something to be said for traveling along shorelines. I’ve chased the sea along India’s 8,000 km coast; but I’ve never followed a river before, and here I am, all set to drive up the second largest river in Asia-the Brahmaputra, along the Assam Valley.

    Start at Guwahati and follow the Brahmaputra’s south bank past tea country right up to Parasuram Kund, 600 km away in Arunachal. The drive is green in every hue-lush paddy, wooded hills, manicured tea, and the gr

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